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On this day in 2002 (in the U.S.), Severed cut its way toward the top of the home video release marketplace. Written (in part) and directed by Matt Green, the film starred Peter Reh, Vanessa Sanchez, Mark Harris, and others.
According to our friends at IMDB.com, here's the plot summary:
"A ritualistic serial killer is beheading victims all over a city, and those surrounding the case are pulled into his world as they try and stop him."
-- EZ
On this day in 2002 (in the U.S.), Severed cut its way toward the top of the home video release marketplace. Written (in part) and directed by Matt Green, the film starred Peter Reh, Vanessa Sanchez, Mark Harris, and others.
According to our friends at IMDB.com, here's the plot summary:
"A ritualistic serial killer is beheading victims all over a city, and those surrounding the case are pulled into his world as they try and stop him."
-- EZ
From Google.com:
Severed (2002) is a low-budget, R-rated horror/slasher film directed by Matt Greent hat follows a ritualistic serial killer who decapitates victims in a city. It is noted for its amateurish "shot on video" style, poor audio quality, and thin plot, often categorized as a "so-bad-it's-good" film.
Key details about the 2002 movie Severed:
Severed (2002) is a low-budget, R-rated horror/slasher film directed by Matt Greent hat follows a ritualistic serial killer who decapitates victims in a city. It is noted for its amateurish "shot on video" style, poor audio quality, and thin plot, often categorized as a "so-bad-it's-good" film.
Key details about the 2002 movie Severed:
- Synopsis: The plot centers on a bald, sword-wielding serial killer, and the people drawn into his world while trying to stop him.
- Cast: The movie stars Peter Reh, Vanessa Sanchez, and Mark Harris.
- Production: It has a runtime of approximately 89–92 minutes.
- Reception: Reviews often highlight its extremely low production value, with one reviewer rating it 1/10 but noting it as a "riot to watch" for fans of bad cinema.
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